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This is neat. At Bazaarvoice (my current employer), we built a Ruby DSL specifically for CloudFormation (AWS) several years ago. It looks and works similarly. We open sourced it and have been using it in production for a couple years now. you can check it out at http://github.com/bazaarvoice/CloudFormation-ruby-dsl
What makes this different than, say, Terraform?
Much closer to CloudFormation, i.e. people already familiar with it can convert more easily. State is not kept locally either - for AWS it's using CloudFormation for that. Also, Terraform does not support all AWS services yet, which is a no-go for people who don't want to start learning Go just to implement their AWS stack.